{"id":14848,"date":"2025-01-28T14:18:45","date_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:18:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/apex-legends-dizzy-and-co-win-dr-disrespects-25000-code-red-tournament-recap-and-final-placements-dexerto\/"},"modified":"2025-01-28T14:18:45","modified_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:18:45","slug":"apex-legends-dizzy-and-co-win-dr-disrespects-25000-code-red-tournament-recap-and-final-placements-dexerto","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/apex-legends-dizzy-and-co-win-dr-disrespects-25000-code-red-tournament-recap-and-final-placements-dexerto\/","title":{"rendered":"Apex Legends: Dizzy and co. win Dr Disrespect\u2019s $25,000 Code Red tournament \u2013 recap and final placements &#8211; Dexerto"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Apex Legends: Dizzy and co. win Dr Disrespect\u2019s $25,000 Code Red tournament \u2013 recap and final placements NRG Esports pro players dizzy and KingRichard, along with former Overwatch pro Mendokusaii, have won the March 1 running of the Code Red tournament for Apex Legends, hosted by Dr Disrespect, BoomTV, and EsportsArena. The trio, named King\u2019s Canyon, edged out popular streamers Summit1G, JoshOG, and Iam_Chappie (The Big Weiners) in the grand final to secure the $13,000 first place prize. The top three was rounded off with Reid\u2019s Money Team, which featured vsns, chocoTaco, and HusKerrs who ended up losing to Summit\u2019s team in the Loser\u2019s Bracket final. If you are unfamiliar with how Code Red tournaments work, make sure to brush up on the format before reading on with the rest of this recap. Code Red is a double-elimination tournament featuring eight teams of three players each. Since custom matchmaking is not yet publicly available in Apex Legends, teams matched up against each other in the bracket had to separately load into three public matches each and try to score as many points possible, based on the following format: \u2013 Wins = +8 points \u2013 Kills = +1 point Having won the Winner\u2019s Bracket, King\u2019s Canyon came into the grand final with a huge advantage, as they only had to win one of two matches, while The Big Weiners, who were coming from the Loser\u2019s Bracket, had to win two in a row. The match start off very tight, as dizzy and co. held a slight 28-23 lead after both teams won their respective games in map one. Map two very much followed the same trend, with both teams winning their games again, and King\u2019s Canyon led 56-48 going into the third map of match one. WON THE 2ND CODE RED TOURNAMENT WITH @Mendo AND @KingRichard 3 TIME CHAMPION LETS GOOOOOOOO #NRGFAM > \u2014 NRG dizzy (@dizzfila) March 2, 2019 The big separation between the two teams came during this map, as King\u2019s Canyon put on a stellar 30 point performance while The Big Weiners only mustered one point, giving dizzy and his team the 86-49 victory. The match win wrapped up the tournament victory, as dizzy and KingRichard have now won the first two Code Reds in Apex Legends. Their first victory came on February 16, although their third teammate at the time was Ninja and not Mendokusaii. The full Winner\u2019s and Loser\u2019s brackets, including the aggregate scores of each match, can be found below the placements table. Winner\u2019s Bracket Fortnite, Call of Duty\u2018s Blackout and now Apex Legends.The previous running of the tournament, held on February 16, was won by the team of Ninja, dizzy, and KingRichard \u2013 full recap Make sure to follow us on Twitter @Dexerto to keep updated with the latest Apex Legends news, updates, leaks, and more!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Apex Legends: Dizzy and co. win Dr Disrespect\u2019s $25,000 Code Red tournament \u2013 recap and final placements NRG Esports pro players dizzy and KingRichard, along with former Overwatch pro Mendokusaii, have won the March 1 running of the Code Red tournament for Apex Legends, hosted by Dr Disrespect, BoomTV, and EsportsArena. 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